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Le Giornate del Cinema Muto 2006 Sommario / Contents

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Commission of the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF). We are <strong>del</strong>ighted that the <strong>Giornate</strong> has become a major international meeting<br />

place: other organizations who have chosen to hold their annual assemblies during this festival week are Domitor, the Associazione Italiana per<br />

le Ricerche di Storia <strong>del</strong> <strong>Cinema</strong>, and the Women’s Film History International Project.<br />

The 11th FilmFair presents the latest film books, along with DVDs, collectors’ items, and memorabilia, and hosts daily personal meetings with<br />

film authors. The exhibition “Chaplin’s Shadow” consists of documents, including many hitherto unknown photographs, from the personal<br />

collection of Toraichi Kono (1885-1971), who for two decades, starting in 1916, played an important role in the life of Charles Chaplin, as his<br />

personal servant and close confidant. “Images of Silence: The Glory of Turin’s Silent <strong>Cinema</strong>” is a selection of stills – many taken on sets during<br />

the production of films in the golden era of the 1910s – from the collections of the Museo Nazionale <strong>del</strong> <strong>Cinema</strong> of Turin. In Pordenone, a further<br />

exhibition, of items from the Carlo Montanaro Collection of pre-cinema, early film technology, and animation, will be on show throughout the<br />

festival at the Galleria Sagittaria.<br />

Finally, we are proud and pleased that for the third year our guest of honour will be Diana Serra Cary. Already world-famous 85 years ago as<br />

Baby Peggy, she has since had several careers, to emerge today as a fine writer, a perceptive chronicler of Hollywood – and the undisputed Muse<br />

of the <strong>Giornate</strong>.<br />

As we said last year, we can confidently predict that our guests may succumb to exhaustion, but never to boredom. We also know that they will<br />

join us in reiterating our unceasing gratitude to our friends in FIAF and public and private archives across the world, whose unstinting support<br />

alone makes possible the <strong>Giornate</strong> <strong>del</strong> <strong>Cinema</strong> <strong>Muto</strong>. And not least our donors, whose financial contributions enable us to maintain the level of<br />

our activities in increasingly difficult economic times.<br />

Welcome to the 25th edition of the <strong>Giornate</strong> <strong>del</strong> <strong>Cinema</strong> <strong>Muto</strong>. It’s going to be a busy week!<br />

LIVI O JACO B DAVI D RO BI NSON<br />

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